Never ___ I seen such chaos.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: have
Completed sentence: Never have I seen such chaos. Fronted negative or restrictive adverbials trigger auxiliary-subject inversion: Never have I seen.... Add do/does/did when needed. Not until... inverts the following main clause, not the until clause. Hardly ... when and no sooner ... than describe close sequence.
Rarely ___ she complain.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: does
Completed sentence: Rarely does she complain. Fronted negative or restrictive adverbials trigger auxiliary-subject inversion: Never have I seen.... Add do/does/did when needed. Not until... inverts the following main clause, not the until clause. Hardly ... when and no sooner ... than describe close sequence.
No sooner had we left ___ it began to rain.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: than
Completed sentence: No sooner had we left than it began to rain. Fronted negative or restrictive adverbials trigger auxiliary-subject inversion: Never have I seen.... Add do/does/did when needed. Not until... inverts the following main clause, not the until clause. Hardly ... when and no sooner ... than describe close sequence.
Hardly had I arrived ___ the alarm rang.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: when
Completed sentence: Hardly had I arrived when the alarm rang. Fronted negative or restrictive adverbials trigger auxiliary-subject inversion: Never have I seen.... Add do/does/did when needed. Not until... inverts the following main clause, not the until clause. Hardly ... when and no sooner ... than describe close sequence.
Not until Friday ___ we receive the letter.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: did
Completed sentence: Not until Friday did we receive the letter. Fronted negative or restrictive adverbials trigger auxiliary-subject inversion: Never have I seen.... Add do/does/did when needed. Not until... inverts the following main clause, not the until clause. Hardly ... when and no sooner ... than describe close sequence.
